Ep. 11 - Love Different

from Le Poetry 15 · host D.Meatrie

....at times, things are bigger than you. That doesn't mean it's easier to navigate through. Some people will take things as lessons before they were even meant to be that. Sometimes we're so scared to deal with our past that we find ourselves stuck for no reason and pointing fingers at people who didn't even do shit.

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